Being a Setter

[Teresa]

Being a Setter is...

 

...Running like the wind

...Sleeping with your belly up

...Mastering the art of owner training

...Putting on a mud coat and look even better

...Making your owner take off the mud coat... With a smile

...Being predictably unpredictable

...Knowing how to push sadness away

...Making a crowd laugh

...Melting hearts with a single look

...Being the best kept secret in the canine world!

 

[Lois McCullough]

Sitting with bottom on one stair and front paws on the next one or two down. Do hope someone is compiling a book of all the comments

[Angela Roberts]

Lying on their back and juggling a toy between their paws with their legs outstretched

[Angela Roberts]

...and I do apologise that she was in the bathroom so the toilet is in the background. 

Well done Teresa for the idea of the thread, really enjoyed it.

[rob winemaker]

We could probably end this thread with that photo

[Teresa]

indeed!

I'm going to put all our ideas togheter and make a new discussion to elect the top ten!

[Lois McCullough]

Well done Teresa think you have enough for a book - could be a best seller in the - IS world!!!

[silvia]

I agree:)) well, we can see the toilet but its not important: this pics summarize the setter behaviour wonderfully :)))))

 

I also agree with all people who posted on the paws issue: not sure why , but for some reasons setter seems to be pawsy and pawsy all times.. they use more their paws than their mouth!!! Why is that? Is not peculiar for a dog? we still laugh all times when oberon try to catch sticks in the ponds/water/rivers with the paw instead of taking them with  the mouth,, so they goes underwater and he cant see them anymore.... well, i presume is a setter, so he's pawsy:)

and is wonderful when he wants to give you his paws, preferebly two or more at the same times:)